Top Ranking Universities

The University of Vienna, Vienna University of Technology, University of Innsbruck, Graz University of Technology, Johannes Kepler University Linz, and the University of Salzburg are a few of Austria’s leading universities. These universities are highly sought after by students from all around the world because of their reputation for academic excellence, research, and innovation.

Post-Study Work Opportunities

You could be interested in post-study employment prospects as an international student in Austria if you want to get useful work experience and possibly stay in Austria after graduation. International students who want to work in Austria have a variety of visa alternatives at their disposal, including the Red-White-Red Card and the Jobseekers Visa.

Using a points-based system called the Red-White-Red Card, candidates are evaluated according to their age, education, language ability, work experience, and other variables. If your test results are good enough, you can be asked to apply for an Austrian work visa. If certain conditions are met, you can extend this permit’s two-year validity. You must first finish a skills evaluation and submit an application via the Austrian migration portal to be qualified for the Red-White-Red Card. The applicants with the highest points totals will be invited to submit an application for the permission.

Your application will be rated according to your points total. You may improve your profile and your chances of being invited to apply by working with NSA Consultants.The Jobseekers Visa is an additional visa option for foreign students who intend to work in Austria following graduation. You are able to stay in Austria for six months to look for work with this visa. You can apply for a work visa to remain in Austria once you’ve secured employment.

You must have earned a degree from a recognised institution in your native country or an Austrian university in order to qualify for the Jobseekers Visa. Additionally, you need to have the money you need to maintain yourself while you look for work in Austria.

Quick Stats About Austria

• Part-time work: International students can work up to 20 hours per week during term time.
• Minimum wage: Approximately €10 – €12 per hour (as of 2023).
• Average tuition fees: €1,500 – €3,000 per year for public universities (can be higher for private institutions or specialized programs).
• Estimated cost of living: €900 – €1,500 per month, depending on the city and lifestyle.

How Can We Help You?

Our expert team will have one-to-one sessions with you and discuss your academic and financial profile to provide you with possible course and university options. Our entire team of counsellors has 10+ years of experience in the Canadian education system.

• Our counsellors will engage with you for your profile assessment and better understand your desired course options
• Our team will help you to complete your documents
• We will guide you on SOP writing, which is a crucial document for your process
• We will assist you with filling out your visa and all other pre-departure requisites.
• We offer complete support in preparing for English language tests like IELTS, TOEFL, and PTE.
• We provide detailed post-admission support to our students when they travel to their destinations.